What was the result of the Weber and Rinne tests during the examination?

The result being normal in the Weber and Rinne tests indicates that there is no significant conductive or sensorineural hearing loss in the patient. In a normal Weber test, sound lateralizes equally to both ears, suggesting that there are no discrepancies in hearing function. During the Rinne test, if air conduction is better than bone conduction (which is the expected result in normal hearing), it further supports the conclusion that there is no significant hearing impairment. In essence, a normal outcome from these tests signifies that the auditory pathways are functioning properly, allowing for adequate transmission of sound.

Other options suggest various degrees of hearing loss or uncertainty, which would not be the case here given the normal results observed.